Larry Lee And The Leesures - Yes Tonight Josephine (1963)

Larry Lee [Lawrence Milton Broderick] was born [1938] and raised in London, Ontario. He came from a musical family and as a pre-teen became obsessed with the Rock & Roll movement sweeping across the globe. Larry began playing guitar and singing around the age of twelve and soon, had a weekly gig singing on Saturday morning radio; specifically London's CFPL.

At the age of fifteen, he formed his first band/group. They were a "Country & Western" band and as their talents grew, they came into high-demand opening for top artists around Ontario. They worked with The Everly Brothers, Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins (who hey briefly toured with).

[robertharrison.]

a little rock a billy going on here'' nice .

[stewhooey]

Happening performance all around. Beauty!

[averyteplitsky]

Swingin' early sixties ditty with some excellent backing vocals and a fantastic guitar riff running through the song. Hmmm. "Wonderin'" if this tune was on N. Young's musical radar when he was cuttin' his somewhat-derided Rockabilly album "Everybody's Rockin'" back in 1983? And maybe I'm a little bit inexperienced in the grown-up machinations of adult romance, but could this crooner perhaps have, say, sweet lovemaking on his mind, LOL?